When You Arrive

You’ll be welcomed, but you won’t be put on the spot. Some people like to talk, others prefer to slip in quietly — both are completely okay here. You’re free to engage as much or as little as you’d like.

The Service

Our gatherings include worship through music, teaching from the Bible, and communion. Teaching is centered on Jesus, grounded in Scripture, and honest about real life.

The Atmosphere

The environment is relaxed and real. You’ll see families, singles, long-time believers, and people who are still figuring things out. There’s no dress code and no expectation to have it all together.

Coming from an LDS Background?

Many people who visit Utah Valley Church come from an LDS background or are exploring faith outside of it. We are a nondenominational Christian church, focused on knowing and following Jesus together.

We’re not here to pressure you, fix you, or replace one system with another.

• You won’t be asked to join
• You won’t be interviewed
• You won’t be expected to participate
• Questions are welcome

You’re free to take things at your own pace.

Kids & Families

We care deeply about creating a safe and welcoming environment for kids.

• Secure check-in process
• Trained, background-checked volunteers
• Age-appropriate teaching
• Parents are always welcome to walk their kids in and see what it’s like

If your child needs you during the service, we’ll come find you.

A Few Common Questions

What should I wear?

Whatever you’re comfortable in. You’ll see everything from jeans and hoodies to work clothes and dresses.

Will I be asked to give money?

No. Giving is part of church life for those who consider Utah Valley Church home, but there’s no expectation for guests.

Will I be asked to stand up or introduce myself?

No. You’re welcome to simply listen, observe, and be present.

Parking & Arrival

Parking is available on the street near the Angelus Theatre, as well as in the parking area behind the building. Both are fine — just use whatever is easiest when you arrive.

If you’re bringing kids, arriving a few minutes early can make check-in easier. If you’re not sure where to go, look for someone wearing a name tag — they’d be glad to help.

Planning Your First Visit

If you decide to visit on a Sunday, you don’t need to do anything ahead of time. You’re always welcome to simply show up.

If it would be helpful, you can let us know you’re coming. That just helps us be ready to welcome you. There’s no pressure, and you won’t be added to a mailing list.

After you fill this out, you’ll receive a short email with service details. If plans change, that’s completely okay.

One Last Thing

You don’t need to have everything figured out to come through the door.

If you decide to visit, we’d be glad to have you.

Questions? You’re always welcome to reach out at info@utahvalley.church